[FX.php List] Problem with clients iis install

[Andrew Denman]

This sounds suspiciously like a network issue, especially if the FMS/IIS server the same exact one, just moved.

The only time i've gotten timeout messages in PHP are when FMS took a long time to respond and exceeded the PHP timeout. In my case, it was doing a complex find with lots of relational data.  A slow or bad connection between the computers could also prevent the web server from receiving a response in a timely manner.

An easy way to see if you're hitting the PHP timeout is to change it and see if it takes longer to get the error or completes the page: http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.set-time-limit.php (A note if you're using fastCGI: you may also have to edit the fastCGI settings, as it has it's own time limit.)

On Mar 19, 2010, at 5:45 PM, Bob Patin wrote:

Good question, and one I hadn't tried...

Right now it's totally geeked and I get this when I return the errorCode:

No action taken

But when it's actually working, albeit slowly, it just times out.

When I change the IP to a bad one, I get a Fatal error, the type you see when a connection isn't made (like I had with my other client the other day when she was using the wrong version of PHP w/FMSA 9).

BP

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On Mar 19, 2010, at 5:42 PM, Dale Bengston wrote:

I'd be casting a jaundiced eye on routers and other network hardware. What happens if you intentionally break your connection to the IIS server? For instance, putting in the wrong IP? Does it fail the same way?

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